therapist Resources

Clinician Consultation allows for a deeper understanding of how countertransference between Therapist and Client may be both helping AND creating a power struggle within the therapeutic experience.

I offer individual consultation to mental health professionals including LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, Associates/Interns, and students.

As someone with both lived and professional experience, I offer consultation on cases involving:

Clients who self-identify with or have a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder

Cases involving the LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities, approached through an Intersectional Feminist lens

Consultation can benefit Clinicians who may have questions regarding population-specific issues or are looking for advice on how to best work with co-occurring issues.

Please note: consultation is not meant to be psychotherapy and is not a substitute for Clinical Supervision.

Are you exhausted from marketing yourself on every online platform you can think of, only to feel even MORE disconnected from the communities you wish to support AND fellow Therapists?

Wellness Social was created with connection in mind, because finding a Therapist AND finding peer support in an online world is TOUGH.

Every month, Therapists from all over Southern California are invited to table a 2-hour event, where you can:

Meet folks in your community who would otherwise not have access to a Therapist in the real world

Offer immediate answers to mental health questions, instead of waiting days or weeks for an email reply

Low-risk and low-pressure accessibility to knowledge and mental health connection is why we do what we do. In a world of disconnection, overwhelmed by online brain-rot and endless information, registering for a Wellness Social allows potential clients to meet their own vulnerability with yours.

Join us for some Human-to-Human connection! We do this together or not at all.

The Therapist Directory is a curated network of trusted clinicians who have participated in Wellness Social events over the years. Created by Good Enough MFT, this directory is intended to make mental health care more accessible by offering reliable referrals for both community members and fellow clinicians.

This growing referral hub highlights therapists across specialties, identities, and approaches, helping clients and professionals connect with supportive and vetted providers.

Therapists who join the directory also benefit from increased visibility, website backlinks, and free digital marketing opportunities through community-centered networking and collaboration.